Respuesta :
1) A number is rational if it can be formed as the ratio of two integer numbers:
m = p/q where p and q are integers.
2) then a/b is a rational if a and b are integers, and c/d is rational if c and d are integers.
3) the sum a/b + c/d = [ad + cb] / (cd)
then given that the integers are closed under the product ad, cb and cd are integers, so the sum ad + cb is also an integer.
So, it has been proved that the result is also the ratio of two integer numbers which is a rational number.
m = p/q where p and q are integers.
2) then a/b is a rational if a and b are integers, and c/d is rational if c and d are integers.
3) the sum a/b + c/d = [ad + cb] / (cd)
then given that the integers are closed under the product ad, cb and cd are integers, so the sum ad + cb is also an integer.
So, it has been proved that the result is also the ratio of two integer numbers which is a rational number.
Answer:
Why is the sum of two rational numbers always rational?
